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How to Make Money from Agriculture without Going to the Farm

Agriculture has been known from time to be the major source of wealth, livelihood and economic growth for any nation and Zambia, is not an exemption. Agriculture can be a very lucrative business for farmers and investors alike as the cash crops, food and fruits produced coupled with poultry and snail farming and fish business will always yield good income as food is a very important commodity which people can never get tired of.

Agriculture is very important in any nation’s economic growth and therefore, its consistent contributions to the evolution of mankind is overwhelming. Agriculture is a very great opportunity for one to make an income either on a large or small scale. There are also a lot of career options in agriculture.

As the world keeps revolving, there are now different ways, you can earn from agriculture without owning a farm or even physically being present on the farm.

There is also the use of online farming which can be done from the comfort of your home, all you need to do is to invest your money in Farmers who are willing to do the work and you get your profits at the end of the farming season. Indeed, agriculture can never be out of season.

However, you can invest in the agricultural process and products and earn money from it without necessarily owning a farm or going to one. There are a lot of reasons why you can invest in agriculture, one of which is the increase in the value of the business and it is a low-risk investment, high profits and flexible work.

Investing in a farm

Agricultural investment is one of the major ways you can earn money without owning a farm. You can either invest in someone’s farm by giving out capital that is needed for the business and then earn profits. There are also online farms which makes it easier to invest in a farm without physically being present there. You can also invest in a farm by giving out a spare piece of land to another person who has the time to help in managing it for-profit purposes.

Online farming

Online farming is almost like the investment type of farming. In online farming, all you need to do is spend your money for the planting of a particular type of crop for a duration and at the end of the planting season when the crops have been harvested and sold, you will get both your capital and profits. There are a lot of online farms which are legit and offers good rewards.

Did you know ‘smart farming’ in agriculture?

Smart farming is the application and implementation of modern Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) into agricultural practices. With the experiments on plant breeding and genetics revolutions, this smart farming is taking over the agricultural world based upon the combined application of ICT solutions such as precision equipment, sensors and actuators, geo-positioning systems, Big Data, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs, drones), robotics and so on.

Smart farming is equipped with the potential to deliver a more productive and sustainable method of agricultural production based on a more precise and efficient approach. Smart Farming provides the farmer with added value in the form of better decision making or more efficient exploitation operations and management. Smart Farming can also provide added benefits in terms of environmental needs, for instance, through the efficient use of water or the optimisation of treatments.

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